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Will a USB-C monitor charge my MacBook Pro 16-inch (M5 Pro / M5 Max)?

140W supplied. Apple lists 94W minimum recommended for M5 Pro (70W for M5 Max). Fast charge needs 140W, and over USB-C only with Apple's 240W USB-C cable or MagSafe 3.

Charger in the box
140W
Minimum recommended
94W
Fast / full speed from
140W

Monitor USB-C power, tier by tier

Monitor PDResult
15WSlow 15W is below the 94W minimum the maker recommends for the 16" Pro: it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
27WSlow 27W is below the 94W minimum the maker recommends for the 16" Pro: it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
45WSlow 45W is below the 94W minimum the maker recommends for the 16" Pro: it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
65WSlow 65W is below the 94W minimum the maker recommends for the 16" Pro: it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
90WSlow 90W is below the 94W minimum the maker recommends for the 16" Pro: it will charge very slowly and may drain under load.
100WCharges 100W charges the 16" Pro, but slower than the 140W the maker quotes for fast charging; under heavy load it may hold steady or drain slowly.
140WFull speed 140W charges the 16" Pro at full speed (maker quotes fast charging from 140W).

Cable

For this device you want 240W (EPR) cable, so the cable never caps you below 140W.

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Monitors: 4K with 65W+ USB-C · 4K with 90W+ USB-C.

Sources (read 2026-11-04): www.apple.com, support.apple.com. Other devices: Air 13" · Air 15" · 14" Pro · 14" Pro (Pro/Max chip) · iPhone 17 · Pixel 10 · Galaxy S25 Ultra · Galaxy S25 · XPS 13 · X1 Carbon · Surface 13.8" · Surface 15" · Steam Deck · Switch